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Switzerland & Paris · 7 Nights / 8 Days

Switzerland & Paris STEM Explorer | 7 Nights / 8 Days

School-focused study tour with day-wise timings and learning outcomes. Route: Lucerne (4N) → Paris (3N).

7 Nights / 8 DaysLucerne (4N) → Paris (3N)Detailed daily timetableSchool-group custom quote

Why this is an educational tour — not a normal holiday

This school programme connects museum and attraction visits to structured subject outcomes, observation activities and brief daily reflections. The aim is for students to explain what they have learnt, rather than simply ticking off sightseeing points. Accompanying teachers/escorts organise headcounts, safe group movement and a supervised nightly routine.

Learning focus: Alpine science, clean cities, museums
Major proposed visits: Rhine Falls • Swiss Transport Museum • Mount Titlis • ArtScience of Paris • Eiffel

Day-wise, hour-wise student itinerary

Tables are intended to help parents and principals understand the movement of the group. All times marked * are planning targets, not confirmed reservations; delays and weather may require an alternate sequence. B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner, S = snack/short break.

Day 1: Zurich arrival and Rhine Falls
Indicative time Activity What students do / experience Meals
Flight arrival Airport / arrival logistics Airport reception, private coach and school-group documentation check. –
14:00* Hotel, rooming and rest School-group check-in, passports/medical contacts verified. L*
16:30* First learning experience Rhine Falls viewpoints and discussion of hydropower; proceed to Lucerne for check-in. S
19:00* Dinner, safeguarding and recap Dinner, escort introductions and headcount. D
21:30* Hotel headcount Teacher/escort register, buddy check and scheduled curfew. –
Learning outcome: Recognise river systems and Switzerland’s approach to public infrastructure.
Day 2: Lucerne and transport engineering
Indicative time Activity What students do / experience Meals
07:30* Breakfast & learning briefing Breakfast, buddy and attendance register; recap the day’s subject question. B
09:30* Morning educational visit Swiss Museum of Transport reserved ticket and supervised STEM worksheet. –
12:45* Lunch / student welfare break Escorted group lunch with hydration, allergy checks and a short rest period. L
14:30* Afternoon study / attraction Lake Lucerne boat ride if scheduled plus Chapel Bridge heritage walk. S
19:00* Dinner / evening experience Dinner and energy efficiency activity. D
21:30* Room checks and curfew Final attendance; modified curfew for officially scheduled evening attraction. –
Learning outcome: Compare rail, boat and aviation networks in alpine terrain.
Day 3: Alpine climate at Mount Titlis
Indicative time Activity What students do / experience Meals
07:30* Breakfast & learning briefing Breakfast, buddy and attendance register; recap the day’s subject question. B
09:30* Morning educational visit Coach to Engelberg and Mount Titlis ascent when weather and cable-car operation permit. –
12:45* Lunch / student welfare break Escorted group lunch with hydration, allergy checks and a short rest period. L
14:30* Afternoon study / attraction Glacier/high-altitude climate activity; scenic valley alternative during weather closure. S
19:00* Dinner / evening experience Hotel dinner and climate observation notes. D
21:30* Room checks and curfew Final attendance; modified curfew for officially scheduled evening attraction. –
Learning outcome: Use temperature/elevation observations to discuss climate and glacier retreat.
Day 4: Interlaken geography field day
Indicative time Activity What students do / experience Meals
07:30* Breakfast & learning briefing Breakfast, buddy and attendance register; recap the day’s subject question. B
09:30* Morning educational visit Escorted rail/coach route to Interlaken, with a lake and valley-formation discussion. –
12:45* Lunch / student welfare break Escorted group lunch with hydration, allergy checks and a short rest period. L
14:30* Afternoon study / attraction Grindelwald viewpoint/trail appropriate to school ages; return to Lucerne before dinner. S
19:00* Dinner / evening experience Dinner and mountain-landscape sketchbook. D
21:30* Room checks and curfew Final attendance; modified curfew for officially scheduled evening attraction. –
Learning outcome: Identify glacial valleys, mountain tourism and seasonal weather risks.
Day 5: High-speed rail to Paris
Indicative time Activity What students do / experience Meals
07:00* Breakfast and group briefing Attendance and passport/baggage checks before route transfer. B
08:00* Travel / main morning activity Checked bags, departure toward Paris by confirmed rail itinerary via Basel. –
12:45* Escorted lunch stop Pre-arranged meal / safe meal break suited to coach or rail movement. L
15:00* Arrival / afternoon learning visit Hotel arrival; Seine and Île de la Cité exterior architecture walk if timings allow. S
19:00* Dinner and review Dinner and Paris group safety reminders. D
21:30* Overnight headcount Teacher/escort attendance and next-day briefing. –
Learning outcome: Understand multi-modal travel and European geography.
Day 6: French innovation and science museums
Indicative time Activity What students do / experience Meals
07:30* Breakfast & learning briefing Breakfast, buddy and attendance register; recap the day’s subject question. B
09:30* Morning educational visit Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie admission with suitable hands-on exhibition areas. –
12:45* Lunch / student welfare break Escorted group lunch with hydration, allergy checks and a short rest period. L
14:30* Afternoon study / attraction Parc de la Villette design study and supervised workshop where available. S
19:00* Dinner / evening experience Dinner and science communication challenge. D
21:30* Room checks and curfew Final attendance; modified curfew for officially scheduled evening attraction. –
Learning outcome: Compare models of public science education and interactive design.
Day 7: Louvre, Eiffel Tower and heritage
Indicative time Activity What students do / experience Meals
07:30* Breakfast & learning briefing Breakfast, buddy and attendance register; recap the day’s subject question. B
09:30* Morning educational visit Louvre Museum timed group admission and structured masterpiece observation. –
12:45* Lunch / student welfare break Escorted group lunch with hydration, allergy checks and a short rest period. L
14:30* Afternoon study / attraction Eiffel Tower area and Champ de Mars; height and load-bearing engineering assignment. S
19:00* Dinner / evening experience Farewell dinner, certificates and school reflection. D
21:30* Room checks and curfew Final attendance; modified curfew for officially scheduled evening attraction. –
Learning outcome: Practise visual literacy and recognise large-scale structural engineering.
Day 8: Fly home from Paris
Indicative time Activity What students do / experience Meals
07:30* Breakfast and room check Breakfast, checkout and student roll-call. B
As booked Departure logistics Private airport coach, security and immigration buffers. –
Flight time Airline departure Departure with escort handover. –
Learning outcome: Complete a brief learning report for families and teachers.

Proposed school-group inclusions

  • Accommodation in a school-approved 3- or 4-star category, room sharing to be finalised.
  • Breakfast, planned group lunches and dinners unless flight times make a meal inapplicable.
  • Escorted private ground/rail transfers as indicated, luggage management and tour manager support.
  • Prebooked admissions for the ticketed attractions specifically included in the final signed quotation.
  • Tour worksheets, short evening recap and a participation certificate format.

Quoted separately / conditions

  • International flights, visas, travel/medical insurance and GST/TCS, unless stated otherwise in quote.
  • Premium add-ons, ride upgrades, shopping, minibar and other personal spending.
  • Research-lab/university staff access, workshops and group visits requiring separate permissions.
  • Teacher travel/stay costing, rooming, adult supervision ratio and medically required arrangements.
  • Any specific attraction not available on school travel dates will be replaced only with school approval.
Student safeguarding: Final coach seats, hotel rooming, medical/allergy roster, emergency helpline, parent updates, adult-to-student supervision ratio and high-risk attraction restrictions must be agreed with the school before travel. A starting estimate is one adult for ten students, but the actual ratio can be stricter by age/destination. University admissions interactions and research facility tours are not guaranteed.

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School and parent FAQs

Are these regular sightseeing holidays?

No. Each route includes defined subject-linked learning outcomes, observation sheets and end-of-day discussions in addition to selected attractions and cultural sites.

Will the timetable be followed exactly?

Times are indicative. Queues, opening hours, traffic, weather, flight schedules and school-age safety requirements can change the sequence; the final confirmed operational itinerary will be shared before departure.

Who accompanies the school students?

A tour manager and school-nominated teachers or approved escorts are planned. As an initial planning benchmark, the proposal uses approximately one responsible adult per ten students, but the final ratio is determined by student ages, school policies, activity risk and destination requirements.

Are flights, visas, hotels and entry tickets included?

A written group quotation will itemise flights, visa assistance, insurance, hotel category, meals, coaches, guide services, entry tickets and taxes. No price or inclusion is guaranteed by this sample itinerary alone.

Can schools request vegetarian or Jain meals?

Yes. Please share dietary, allergy and medical requirements before quote finalisation so the operating team can check suitable arrangements; availability must be confirmed.

Are university visits and special educational workshops guaranteed?

No. Access to campuses, labs, institutional staff and school-group workshops often requires separate advance approval and may be unavailable. A suitable alternative is offered when permissions cannot be obtained.

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